THREE-BY-FIVE index cards, those hallmarks of research, may be fading away in these digital times, but the need to take notes endures.
The Mizzou BioJoint Center was birthed from translational research performed under the One Health One Medicine umbrella, which is a hallmark focus of research at the University of Missouri.
The mathematical formalism that has become the hallmark of economic research has yielded deep insights.
"And there is a lot of interaction with the academic community, which is a hallmark of Microsoft research".
A shift to more multifaceted and systemic account of faculty practice was also the hallmark of the research program of Joan Stark (Stark [2000]).
Hempel's commitment to rigorous explications of the nature of cognitive significance, of scientific explanation, and of scientific rationality would become the hallmark of his research, which exerted great influence on professional philosophers, especially during the middle decades of the 20th Century.
His most recent book, Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide, is recognized as a hallmark of recent research on the subject of transmedia storytelling.
This iterative approach between data collection and data analysis is a hallmark of qualitative research [ 35].
The Scope and Purpose, and Clarity and Presentation domains obtained very good scores; this, along with the good scores of the Rigor of Development domain, speaks well to the scientific quality and validity of guidelines that is the hallmark of Canadian research.
His work at Fudan is a boon for the United States, he said, because it promotes the transparency and freedom from government interference that are hallmarks of American research.
